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The ideal solution for my needs would be to: 1 select from a list of eviction types in one control box, 2 generate a legal elements outline for the selected type(would love if it could display in multi level list formatting, though this might be too much to ask), and then 3 generate a serious of questions contained in a table (geared to evaluate the validity of the eviction notice).
In that case, I think you would do better to have as many separate eviction templates as you need, one each with all the boilerplate content for each eviction type, then simply choose the appropriate template for a given case. No code required, simple to maintain, and all formatting in-place as required.
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Hi All,

This thread has been quite helpful; however, I have a more complex need.

I would like to have a drop-down selection auto-populate relevant paragraphs farther down in the document.

The paragraphs that I want to auto-populate already contain their own legacy form fields for dates and numbers, and some are cross-referenced.

Is it possible to make all of this work together?

Thanks,

Laura
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